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With the pandemic raging and winter setting in, there’s never been a better time to donate.
The team at the Explore Children’s Museum of Sun Prairie had big plans in 2020 — they hoped to launch two traveling exhibits by the fall and get the nonprofit off the ground. Then COVID-19 hit.
Before the COVID-19 crisis, clean energy jobs were growing one and a half times faster than overall employment in Wisconsin.
Take a look at some of Madison Magazine staff member's favorite photos over the past year.
As we turn the page into a new year, we wanted to share some of our favorite stories from 2020.
2020 has been an unprecedented year for us all. Now is the time to move forward with high hopes for the year to come.
Ruby Clay tries to be the resource she needed when she was young: that voice whispering in a Black girl’s ear that she is enough, that she is valued, that she is destined for great things.
As the new superintendent of the Madison Metropolitan School District, Carlton Jenkins’ career comes full circle.
Snowshoeing is easy, quiet and relatively safe compared to most of our state’s favorite frozen pastimes, so let's clip in.
With domestic abuse rising, hotline calls increasing in complexity and people isolated more than ever due to COVID-19 precautions, advocates say it’s critical to stay connected to your neighbors.
We pay tribute to courageous and compassionate front line nurses who show up, lead and innovate to care for patients.
Nurse Disrupted began virtually triaging shelter guests through a tablet in March.
Most of us remember how sudden the pandemic felt, and Brittany Nesbit is no exception.
Aniqueka Scott never thought she’d be a nurse, let alone a Top Nurse.
At the onset of the pandemic, Rachel Ruhland of William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital asked to be transferred to the intensive care unit as were preparing for a surge.
COVID-19 turned Nathan Bubenzer’s day-to-day into full pandemic response mode at Meriter.
For Ryan Klaustermeier, every decision made at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic was focused on the best possible outcomes for his team and patients.
This year especially, as our nurses have become essential workers, we decided to recognize every nurse who was nominated in our biennial program.
Fields, who has many years of experience in the political and financial spheres, is taking over for retiring Paul Jadin.
Fenrici generated $1 million in sales in its first year — a feat, according to Forbes, achieved by fewer than 1% of Amazon sellers — and was projected to double sales in 2020. But mere weeks after that interview was published, COVID-19 slammed the U.S.
Goodman's Jewelers suffered more than $100,000 worth of damage, and $40,000 in inventory was stolen.
It’s been more than 15 years since the idea for a Madison Public Market was born, and there have been many stops and starts along the way. Will this year’s developments, despite a public health crisis, finally lead to a 2022 opening?
Stacy Harbaugh, the mind behind @danecozy, broke down her at-home cozy essentials into five main categories.
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